Of course, Lu Zheng had no intention of joining that godforsaken Psychologists' Association.
He politely declined Edward's repeated invitations, using the excuse that he did not want to use hypnosis or repeatedly pry into people's hearts, as that would make it impossible for him to stay happy.
Still, he exchanged contact information with Edward and the other two, giving them some face.
Thus, after Lin Wan, Lu Zheng now had people he knew in Lighthouse Country as well.
After sending Edward and the others away, Lu Zheng took Shen Ying and Si Lingxi sightseeing around Northern Capital.
Zhao Xiaodao and Zhang Weili were tactful enough to make themselves scarce.
Thus, Lu Zheng and the two women frequently appeared at Northern Capital's scenic landmarks, as well as its streets and alleyways.
The ordinary people of Northern Capital noticed nothing unusual. The Ancient Culture Research, Analysis, and Archives Office, however, held two meetings and dispatched personnel to make thorough preparations for any sudden developments.
Fortunately, they merely prepared and neither followed nor eavesdropped. Otherwise, if they had heard things they were not meant to hear, there might have been some accidental casualties.
After Edward and the other two returned to Lighthouse Country, they naturally spoke of their trip to Hua Country while chatting with friends.
Aside from praising Lu Zheng's prowess to the skies, the dozen or so celebrity idols from Korea naturally became cautionary examples of blind arrogance.
As more people learned of it, and since it was no great secret, this gossip and hearsay naturally spread from the acquaintances of those doctors, circulating within certain small circles.
Then it reached the ears of some interested people in Korea.
"So it really was hypnosis?"
"That's terrifying. Psychological suggestion caused endocrine disorders within the body, leading to nightmares, hair